The New Century Book of FactsContinental., 1928 |
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... sense than sound . In later years a poor boy studied those books . They revolutionized his life . That boy was Horace Mann , the founder of our free school system . Statistics show that only six per cent . of a child's life on the ...
... sense than sound . In later years a poor boy studied those books . They revolutionized his life . That boy was Horace Mann , the founder of our free school system . Statistics show that only six per cent . of a child's life on the ...
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... sense ; the verb has only three tenses , present , past , and future , but an almost endless number of moods ; the verb has neither number nor per- son ; adjectives have only the one form of the positive degree , other degrees of ...
... sense ; the verb has only three tenses , present , past , and future , but an almost endless number of moods ; the verb has neither number nor per- son ; adjectives have only the one form of the positive degree , other degrees of ...
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... sense in America from that in England . 3. Words which in America retain their old meaning but have taken on a new meaning in England . 4. English colloquial or provincial or dialectic words which have been incorporated into the ...
... sense in America from that in England . 3. Words which in America retain their old meaning but have taken on a new meaning in England . 4. English colloquial or provincial or dialectic words which have been incorporated into the ...
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... sense in the western United States and in Australia , used for region , place , or locality generally . DOUGHFACE . A political contribution describing a Northern politician who was inclined to accede to the demands of the South just ...
... sense in the western United States and in Australia , used for region , place , or locality generally . DOUGHFACE . A political contribution describing a Northern politician who was inclined to accede to the demands of the South just ...
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... sense ; the verb has only three tenses , present , past , and future , but an almost endless number of moods ; the verb has neither number nor per- son ; adjectives have only the one form of the positive degree , other degrees of ...
... sense ; the verb has only three tenses , present , past , and future , but an almost endless number of moods ; the verb has neither number nor per- son ; adjectives have only the one form of the positive degree , other degrees of ...
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